Binance has issued its ninth withdrawal recovery notice following its recent security incident, scheduling additional asset-network combinations to reopen from 04:00 UTC on November 6. The announcement represents a further phase of restoring customer access, rather than confirmation that every listed withdrawal was immediately available when the notice appeared.
Binance’s November 6 recovery announcement identifies nine networks and says reopening will proceed gradually after security checks. Deposits remain open. Binance has not provided a single completion deadline covering every listed asset, and customers are directed to inspect the available withdrawal routes within their accounts.
Nine blockchain networks included in latest phase
The networks covered are 
BNB market price and chart Smart Chain, Base, 
Ethereum market price and chart, Optimism market price and chart, Polygon market price and chart, Arbitrum, Avalanche C-Chain, Tron and Sui. Listed BNB Smart Chain assets include USDE, PENDLE, ZRO, JASMY and WLFI, among other tokens. Ethereum, Base and the other networks each have separate lists. A token may become transferable through one supported network while another remains restricted.
Binance says priorities reflect user demand over the previous week. It is checking each token-network combination independently to reduce operational risk during restoration. This approach can create uneven access for users holding similar assets, depending on the chain selected. A general statement that withdrawals are restored should therefore be qualified by the relevant token and blockchain.
New notice follows previous restoration updates
BlockBriefing covered the exchange’s eighth recovery update on November 5. The ninth announcement provides a distinct dated list rather than repeating that earlier notice. Its significance is the widening scope of scheduled access after several earlier announcements about the incident, the company’s reserve information and its efforts to restore services.
The exchange warns that traffic during reopening may lead to temporary delays or longer processing times. Customers are advised to check the withdrawal page and the network status page, and to try again later when a request fails. The published timetable is a rollout starting point, not an assurance of immediate withdrawal capability for every user.
Transfer precautions remain important
Before moving funds, customers should check the asset ticker, network, destination address and whether withdrawals are presently enabled. A matching token name does not guarantee compatibility across chains. Transfers using an incorrect network may be difficult or impossible to recover. Users should rely on official account interfaces rather than links shared through unsolicited messages.
Binance says additional assets will be restored as they pass security and readiness checks. Broader measures of recovery will include sustained transfer availability, transparent incident updates and accessible verification of the exchange’s financial position. The latest notice is an operational milestone, not a definitive conclusion to the incident.
Some assets named in the update, including ZRO and AXL, appear on more than one network, highlighting the importance of treating network restoration as a distinct operational task. Exchange users should also distinguish a platform withdrawal restriction from congestion or failure on the underlying blockchain. Binance’s next announcements may alter the supported list without changing the facts of the November 6 notice. A durable assessment of the recovery requires evidence that customers can consistently complete withdrawals, not just that an asset appears in a planned reopening schedule.
